Driftieboy
Members-
Posts
18 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Feedback
0%
Recent Profile Visitors
The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.
Driftieboy's Achievements
-
Hi Guys, i have a freshly built rb25/30det s2 head runs mint makes a nice 410kw on e50 but my oil pressure seems very high, it has a brandnew NITTO oil pump with gtr pickup... Oil pressure on start up is 100psi, even when both oil and coolant temp are at running temp and after a 2km drive up my hill/mountain which i live at the bottom of and about another 1km along the flat it stays at around 100psi untill probably about that 3km of gentle driving it drops down to a cruising pressure of about 60psi and plays ball and flucuates from approx. 25psi-80psi depending on revs like you'd expect. Ive got oil cooler with filter relocation and two seperate oil pressure sensor, one going to a gauge and the other is a brandnew bosch combined oil temp/pressure sensor going to my link ecu which shows on my powertune dash and both gauge and dash are showing the same oil pressure readings. To me the 100psi seems high? Also to add im using 15w-60 HPR15 Penrite full synthetic oil.. Cheers!!
-
Thanks, yeh inside of hoses seem nice and smooth, i ended up fulling up a water bottle with diesel and squirting it as down each line with some force into a bucket, used a good 5L, i attached some photos of the end result and no that's not stars in the night sky! 😅 Anyone want to buy some diesel? Going cheap 🤣
-
Thanks for that picture, yes all i checked timing correctly as per picture with the harmonic balancer removed aswell to be sure. Have just done the leakdown test (had to rush back to work) i mananged to quickly test cyl 1&3 each at TDC and the air was rushing out of the exhaust side and out the exhaust, couldn't hear anything from intake but next time i test I'll remove the intercooler to listen properly
-
I mean when checking the timing i noticed that when i put the crank on it's timing mark, both camshafts timing marks were on the opposite sides of what they should have been so then i spun the crank a full 360° untill the crank was back on it's mark again and now both of the camshafts were on there correct mark, so when assembling the eninge how do you know when your not 180° out? They guy i brough the motor from done the timing so i wonder if he has got it wrong?